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That's the thing. The owner must do their routine maintenance!

If they start blowing off oil changes or transmission flushes, they're probably going to be screwed. Replacement parts for Mercedes are definitely more expensive than American or Japanese autos.
Posted: 02/16/2024 at 03:07 PM ET
(In response to this post by MrBayAreaHokie)

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Reliable cars under $10k?
HokieMacDaddy 02/16/24 01:00 PM ET
Honda Accords are anvils.**
Galenahokie 02/17/24 07:52 AM ET
If you buy one for your kid, get one with a 4-banger.
EDGEMAN 02/17/24 09:21 AM ET
In 2018 I got a 2014 Jetta with 88K on it for a little over $8000
SteveInBaltimore 02/16/24 08:13 PM ET
If you did it yourself, you would have put <$400 in brakes for all 4 wheels
EDGEMAN 02/17/24 09:23 AM ET
Buy a 4Runner, RAV4, Tacoma or tundra
GreenvilleVT 02/16/24 07:23 PM ET
Before buying a car...
Kudelski 02/16/24 05:17 PM ET
Most modern autos are pretty reliable, if they have been maintained.
EDGEMAN 02/16/24 03:45 PM ET
Just got rid of an '08 Corolla. I've had a couple of them for the kids
HokieByWater 02/16/24 02:42 PM ET
might sound crazy but...
MrBayAreaHokie 02/16/24 02:28 PM ET
You read my mind... I drove a C Class 247K miles (maintained it well)->
HOKIERIT 02/17/24 04:51 PM ET
That's the thing. The owner must do their routine maintenance!
EDGEMAN 02/16/24 03:07 PM ET
Any Honda or Toyota you can find should work. if not here is US News list**
UTPr0sim 02/16/24 02:05 PM ET
Are any cars with less than 120k miles and less than 10yo less than 10k?
WestyHokie 02/16/24 01:14 PM ET
I'm not sure that exists anymore. Even Toyota/Hondas with 100k+ miles
HokieNoVA 02/16/24 03:23 PM ET
what did Starsky and Hutch Drive?**
bigbadbird 02/16/24 01:12 PM ET
Some type of Ford...Torino? **
EDGEMAN 02/16/24 03:05 PM ET
we have an 06 ML350 that seems to be great mostly
bigbadbird 02/16/24 01:06 PM ET
6th gen camry**
HokieDan95 02/16/24 01:05 PM ET
Late-ish model Hyundais
Beerman 02/16/24 01:02 PM ET
But on the other hand, they are really easy to steal and insurance...
EDGEMAN 02/16/24 03:04 PM ET
That's an avoidable issue
Beerman 02/16/24 04:14 PM ET
Yeah, I'd think you could get a recent Kia or Hyundai for $10k without too
Tafkam Hokie 02/16/24 01:19 PM ET
Yeah, we have a Kia van that's 8 or so years old, and no complaints at all.
reestuart 02/16/24 01:46 PM ET
Make sure that the flaw that makes it easy to steal has been remedied.
Late 80s Hokie 02/16/24 01:29 PM ET
That was only in vehicles with keyed ignitions. Not the ones with push
reestuart 02/16/24 01:50 PM ET